International Accounting can be viewed in terms of accounting issues uniquely confronted by companies involved in international business. It also can be viewed more broadly as the study of how accounting is practiced in each and every country around the world, learning about and comparing the differences in various accounting methods. International Accounting, 2e is unique in its content and is up-to-date with relevant material integrated throughout the textbook. In its first year, this text captured approximately 30% of the market.
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Focus on the essentials of international accounting. International Accountingwas written with the express purpose of introducing readers to the international dimensions of accounting, financial reporting, and financial control. The seventh edition includes extensively updated material throughout the text.
Emphasis is on the broader international business environment and the context in which accounting is practiced worldwide. * Explains how the development of equity markets around the world has strongly influenced a convergence of key accounting practices. * Focused on the business strategies of MNEs and how accounting applies to these strategies.
International Accounting, 5e takes a multinational approach, written from a financial reporting perspective to accounting practices, introducing readers to the international dimensions of accounting, financial reporting, and financial control in a concise and comprehensive manner
Comparative International Accounting by Nobes and Parker, now in its eleventh edition, is renowned for its depth of discussion and comparative coverage of the international dimensions of financial accounting and reporting. It uncovers the conceptual and contextual foundations of the increasingly used International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and contrasts them with US generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). Nobes and Parker examine the key issues inherent in the subject such as transition, harmonization and political lobbying and the international differences that remain. They also look at the special accounting problems of multinational companies. Comparative International Accounting has been extensively revised for the many changes in international accounting since the last edition.